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Here’s a clearer summary of the key points:

1. Strong Performance Against Bristol City:

• Bruna Vilamala played a key role in Albion’s 6-2 League Cup win over Bristol City.

• She scored a well-placed, chipped goal to open the scoring and later hit the bar, took a shot from distance, and contributed two assists.

• Her second assist was part of a smooth combination with teammate Nikita Parris.

2. Adapting to the WSL:

• Bruna is adjusting to the physical and tactical demands of English football, which differ from Barcelona’s possession-based style.

• Head coach Dario Vidosic highlighted that she is adapting to a more physical style of play and learning how to manage defensive pressure in a league that demands more off-the-ball running.

• Vidosic noted that, at Barcelona, where the team dominates possession, her role was more limited, but now she is playing more minutes and becoming an essential player for Albion.

3. Teammate and Coach Insights:

• Former Barcelona midfielder and current Albion teammate Vicky Losada, who knows Bruna well, praised her technical ability, ability to find space, and ball control.

• Losada remarked that Bruna’s performance against Bristol City was her best to date, and she expects Bruna to continue improving as she adapts to the new style of play.

4. Looking Ahead:

• With Tottenham set to visit Albion’s Broadfield Stadium, there’s optimism about Bruna’s development and growing impact on the team.

• Injuries in the squad mean Bruna is likely to have more opportunities to show her quality.

Overall, Bruna Vilamala is seen as a rising star, and her development is being closely watched as she adjusts to the demands of the WSL.